The Danish Institute for Advanced Study (D-IAS) is an elite center for excellent research across disciplines at the University of Southern Denmark, SDU. On Friday the 28th of February, 2020 the eScience Center moves from Read more…
Teaching researchers in sustainable software development March 17-19, 2020 Attendance is free of charge. Register here The CodeRefinery is an initiative within the Nordic e-Infrastructure Collaboration (NeIC), which in turn is an organization under NordForsk. CodeRefinery Read more…
The eScience Center at the university of Southern Denmark (SDU), develops and operates large-scale e-Infrastructures dedicated to research in all fields. The center is a Danish national provider hosting a supercomputing facility. Apply here. The Read more…
At the eScience Center we mainly use Kotlin for one of the products we are developing namely: UCloud. Therefore, in the beginning of December some of the members of the eScience team were at the Read more…
The DeiC https://www.deic.dk/konference/2019 conference 2019 is the annual Danish event for everybody working with e-infrastructure for research and education. The focus is on networks, high performance computing, data management, it security and related services. You Read more…
Almere, 2019-07-26 – The EuroHPC grants will only cover 50% of a project proposals budget. Each partner in an accepted project proposal must pay the othe 50% from other sources. The general idea is the countries’ Read more…
Are you interested in better usability and maintenance of HPC systems? Then come join us in Helsinki on November 14th -15th, 2019 for an unconference-type workshop for the doers:https://nordichpc.github.io/2019-11-14-helsinki/ More background for those interested in Read more…
The eScience Center is in the process of integrating Security Information Management based on the international standard called ISO 27001. For more information here are links (English and Danish) regarding the National Cyber Security strategy Read more…
Overview of the eScience Center – New and Existing Employees The eScience Center, which is run by Professor Claudio Pica, has been expanding throughout 2018 until now and here is a current overview of the Read more…
At the eScience Center we provide tools for High Performance Computing (HPC) implementing parallel programming methods in application development. We use EasyBuild as a software build and installation framework to deploy and manage scientific applications Read more…